As I write this, the weather has cooled down and I've had the windows and door open. There's also been a nice breeze. I'm glad the stretch of 2000 degree temps with 500% humidity is over. Hopefully it stays away. Ok, ok. It may have only been 1000 degrees with 250% humidity but I reserve… Continue reading Heat, Rain Storms, A Wet Bed and a Name For The Trailer
The Night Of The Living Moth’s
I don't remember exact timeframes but, a while back, I had gone to the store to get a few groceries. At the store, I grabbed my usual produce, grains and whatever else I needed. Putting My Groceries Away - Or Not Once I get home, I normally put my boxed items in air tight containers… Continue reading The Night Of The Living Moth’s
First Time Camping In The Trailer Without Full Hookups
In July I spent a couple of weekends at the Mississippi Palisades State Park in Savanna, Illinois. The only amenity at my campsite was electricity. This was my first time camping in the trailer without full hookups. I know the in's and out's of not having full hookups when it comes to Van Life because,… Continue reading First Time Camping In The Trailer Without Full Hookups
My New Cozy Little Home On Wheels
These past several weeks I’ve been camping where my cell signal was weak and I couldn’t do much online. I use my phone as a hotspot (to get internet to my laptop) and there wasn't enough internet juice to log in to my blog and publish a post. A Lot Has Happened Recently This would… Continue reading My New Cozy Little Home On Wheels
Covid Vaccine and Other Necessities
This past month and a half or so I've been hanging around The Homeland area taking care of appointments and getting other necessary things done while I'm here. Avoiding The Spring Spraying One thing about being here in the spring is having to avoid farm fields being sprayed as farmer's prepare to plant crops. But… Continue reading Covid Vaccine and Other Necessities
Tennessee Adventures – Greenway Park and Edgar Evins State Park
I made it to Georgia to check out another climate control option and (hopefully) found a solution. It's not exactly the solution I was planning on but, because of my MCS, my options are more limited than I'd like and I had to consider it. At the moment, there's not much to share about the… Continue reading Tennessee Adventures – Greenway Park and Edgar Evins State Park
A Not So Pleasant Night – Climate Control Escapades
On March 16, I took Bella to the shop in Kingsland GA to get 2 recalls and a minor taillight issue taken care of. The shop told me it would only take "a couple of hours". So, I was expecting to be back at the campground in the early afternoon. FIVE HOURS LATER... Bella was… Continue reading A Not So Pleasant Night – Climate Control Escapades
Van Recalls and More Tire Trouble – Kingsland Georgia
I've been hanging out in Kingsland Georgia since February 23. For the most part, the weather has been pretty nice but I swear it pours down rain (all day long) at least once a week. Recall Notices For Bella In early March I received a safety recall notice for the van. I may as well… Continue reading Van Recalls and More Tire Trouble – Kingsland Georgia
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park in Jacksonville FL
Getting a last minute campsite is tricky these days but I managed to book a spot for 2 nights beneath the Spanish Moss in the coastal jungles of Jacksonville FL. Ok, it may not have been as far out in the wilderness as it sounds but it sure felt like I was in the jungle.… Continue reading Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park in Jacksonville FL
Leaving Homestead Florida – February 2021
In early February, when I checked the weather forecast, it looked like good weather was expected through my February 14 departure date. In short, it was supposed to be not too hot and not too cold with tolerable humidity levels. To Sombrero Beach for Nikki's Birthday My little girl turned a quarter of a century… Continue reading Leaving Homestead Florida – February 2021
